The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19
LOCAL BRIEFS.

WELLS, FARGO & Co.'s shipments yes
terday we're: Ore, $4,000.
81. E. CUMMINGS has been appointed
notary public for Emery County, Utah.
LARS II. NELSON, a native of Den
mark, was admitted to citizenship yes
terday.
TIE OPENING of Garfield Beach has
been postponed until the 28th, on which
date it will be go"
THE POLICE court is still as quiet as
the store of the man who deems it "a
modern folly" to advertise.
McCoRxIoK & Co. received yesterday,
Hansuer bullion, 81, 700; silver and lead
ores. $4O5OO; Nevada ores, $2,85O
Total, $751; $50.
A FIRE in Brighton, on Wednesday
last. caused a loss 20 Mr.. P. F. Goss of
about $500, stable, quantity of hay
and farming implements being de-
stroyed.
a SPECIAL meeting of the board of
directors of the Deseret Hospital will be
held on Monday at o'clock pm. I'M
portant business will come up for con-
slderation.
S. B. WAKEFIELD, a leading San Fran
cisco stock broker, aud head of the firm
with which Mccormick & Co., of this
city, correspondent, died in San Francisco
yesterday.
In REPoRTINe the testimony of Mrs.
Mary Musser yesterday, she was quoted
as saying she had been married to Mr..
Ausser twenty years. 1t should haye
cad twenty-three years.
THERE WILL be q meeting of the
DO ud of directors of the Orphans
home and Day Nursery Association on
Monday, June Goth, at 10 am, at the
Nursery. K. H KIMBALL, Secretary.
THERE WILL be q strawberry festiva
Pa III tne Nineteenth Ward School
use on Tuesday evening, under the
auspices of the Mutual improvement
Association. All the people of the ward
are invited.
The PROGRAMME for the ALI HaIIogs
commencement at the Theatre to-
L4Orrow evening, appears in The
HERALD this morning. ALI who have
not received invitations may obtain
tickets at the door.
AN INTERESTING souvenir on sale by
Savage, is bottle of water from Great
Salt Lake enclosed in q handsome box
bearing a picture of Black Rock, and
accompanied by a photograph of the
i tile shrimp which abound in our
Dead Sea.
Mr.. FRED. W. ScARFF, arrived in Salt
Lake last evening, after visit of two
months to his old home in Wood stock,
Canada, and the leading eastern cities.
He returns in excellent health, and
seems pleased to sniff the mountain air
once more. He will be found at his old
post in Spencer & Kimbsll's, tomorrow.
PROCEEDINGS IN the case against A.
NJ. Musser, which had been continued
from Friday. were very brief Yesterday,
Deputy Vandercook and another wit
ness were examined, but nothing of i'm
portance was ELECTED. On account of
the illness of Mrs. Mary Musser, the
case was again continued until Monday
st 10 o clock.
AT THE Deseret University field day
81 Callers farm on Friday the yearly
mat b game of base bali was played be-
tween the country and city students.
The former nine was headed by J. w.
Nixon, the later by ]. B. Higgs. Five
AA4AA--tsS WlSAO Tic DSlD2 q
score OF 3 to ? in favor of the country
students.
0HE OF the oldest, if not the very
Oldest, house erected in Salt Lake. is
one which was erected in the Old Fort
in lS4T, by 0sman II. Deuel.. In 1s49 it |
was removed by Albert Darlington to
the corner of West Temple and First
North Streets, where the venerable log
cabin now stands in all its primitive
glory. Mr.. c. r. Savage has succeeded
in obtaining an excellent photograph
of the decaying structure.
MR. AND Mrs. HARRY CULMER have
returned from their trip to Denver. |
They called at Manitou, spent three
days there, and Mr.. Culmer assembled |
Fixes Peak, an attitude of 1920 feet. |
He says Denver is booming, and that in |
one day while he was there, the real |
estate transactions amounted to $500 |
coo. In Denver and everywhere else |
he stopped, he says he encountered the /
feeling that Salt Lake was the next
town to take on the boom, and the i'm
preston is general that the preliminary |
rumble is even now sounding.